BASIC assembler: suppressing all listing

It isn’t possible to suppress all the output from a section of BASIC assembler, is it? The bit I can’t prevent is the output of the base address at the start of the pass.

It isn’t a show-stopper, of course. I’ve got one little bit of BASIC assembler to compare two chunks of data. I like to avoid assembly language and keep everything in a HLL, but this little loop makes a big difference to the speed of the whole thing. At the moment, when the app runs, it assembles the code into memory, but it corrupts the screen. I can of course solve the corruption by pre-assembling the code and reading it from file into memory, but it seems a shame not to have all the code in one file when it’s not big.

Have you got the OPT on the same line as the opening [ ?
If it is on the next line, the the OPT is not in force for the first line and I think it outputs the address for the [ line.

Ha! Simple as that. Thank you, Martin. I’d never have thought of that.

Martin, you have email (I hope).